Civic Hacknight #483: How can civic tech help improve government service delivery?
We missed you this time around!
Topic: How can civic tech help improve government service delivery?
For over two decades, civic tech communities across Canada and internationally have been a home for people who want to use digital tools to make government services more accessible, efficient and effective.
As the Government of Canada grapples with the challenge of hiring and retaining tech talent, some people are asking: should the government be working with more community-led initiatives to help improve digital service delivery?
Sam Burton, Senior Policy Advisor at the Canadian Digital Service, talks about her recently released report into collaborations between Canadian governments and civic tech volunteers.
Speaker: Sam Burton
Sam (she/her) is a Senior Policy Advisor at the Canadian Digital Service (CDS), within of the Government of Canada. Prior to joining CDS, she worked at the Mozilla Foundation and Engineers Without Borders Canada.
Venue:
We're being generously hosted by Mozilla during March!
Due to security requirements, participants need to be registered with Mozilla security.
Those who’ve RSVPed by 25th February (and whose Guild profile includes their first and last name) will be auto-registered. (We will only provide your name to Mozilla.)
Those who RSVP after that will need to register (name and email address) upon arrival.
RSVP before 25th February to skip the line!
Agenda:
7:00-7:20 Welcome and Introductions
7:20-7:50 Presentation and Q&A/discussion
7:50-9:00 Breakout groups
Code of conduct:
Check in with us on the Civic Tech Toronto Slack:
https://link.civictech.ca/chat
About us:
Our weekly civic tech hacknights bring together Torontonians (designers, coders, urban planners, government staff, mappers, policy-makers, students, communications strategists, community organizers, and more) who share an interest in making Toronto more responsive, prosperous, sustainable, and equitable through design, tech, and data. Come and be part of it!
For more info:
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We missed you this time around!
Platform Sponsors
Torc is a community-first platform bringing together remote-first software engineer and developer opportunities from across the globe. Join a network that’s all about connection, collaboration, and finding your next big move — together.
Join our community today!
Don't let broken lines of code, busted API calls, and crashes ruin your app. Join the 4M developers and 90K organizations who consider Sentry “not bad” when it comes to application monitoring. Use code “guild” for 3 free months of the team plan.
https://sentry.io
Civic Hacknight #483: How can civic tech help improve government service delivery?
Topic: How can civic tech help improve government service delivery?
For over two decades, civic tech communities across Canada and internationally have been a home for people who want to use digital tools to make government services more accessible, efficient and effective.
As the Government of Canada grapples with the challenge of hiring and retaining tech talent, some people are asking: should the government be working with more community-led initiatives to help improve digital service delivery?
Sam Burton, Senior Policy Advisor at the Canadian Digital Service, talks about her recently released report into collaborations between Canadian governments and civic tech volunteers.
Speaker: Sam Burton
Sam (she/her) is a Senior Policy Advisor at the Canadian Digital Service (CDS), within of the Government of Canada. Prior to joining CDS, she worked at the Mozilla Foundation and Engineers Without Borders Canada.
Venue:
We're being generously hosted by Mozilla during March!
Due to security requirements, participants need to be registered with Mozilla security.
Those who’ve RSVPed by 25th February (and whose Guild profile includes their first and last name) will be auto-registered. (We will only provide your name to Mozilla.)
Those who RSVP after that will need to register (name and email address) upon arrival.
RSVP before 25th February to skip the line!
Agenda:
7:00-7:20 Welcome and Introductions
7:20-7:50 Presentation and Q&A/discussion
7:50-9:00 Breakout groups
Code of conduct:
Check in with us on the Civic Tech Toronto Slack:
https://link.civictech.ca/chat
About us:
Our weekly civic tech hacknights bring together Torontonians (designers, coders, urban planners, government staff, mappers, policy-makers, students, communications strategists, community organizers, and more) who share an interest in making Toronto more responsive, prosperous, sustainable, and equitable through design, tech, and data. Come and be part of it!
For more info:
Get in touch!
hi@guild.host